Its outer movements have a lively folkloric character, and its central movement, "Aboio," is built around a cello melody that has the makings of a great torch song.
Everybody in India had a Nokia, one particular handset sold millions, not because of access to the internet or a fantastic camera, but because it had a great torch and having a torch in crepuscular India is a very useful asset.
Applause also offered one of the few major film performances by the great torch singer Helen Morgan, who played a burlesque star beset by love, alcohol, and family problems.
In his work and in his person, he expressed both post-first world war liberation from superannuated moral values and a profound sense of melancholy, best and most famously expressed in the great torch song "Twentieth Century Blues" from Cavalcade (1931).
HIIT is a great way to torch calories in a time crunch.
It was a great experience to carry the torch around the iconic Stonehenge.
Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, he said being the last Olympian to carry the torch was a great honour.
Denouncing "anarchic globalisation", she called for human values to be imposed on financial ones, as a means of "carrying on the torch of a great country, France, which gave the world revolutionary principles about the emancipation of the people".Ms Royal, believe it or not, is considered a moderate.
Scrambling up with his party, Smith entered the cave and, branding a flaming grass torch, encountered a great vaulted and colonnaded hall, its walls covered in faded paintings.
Anyone who has embarked on a similar quest will tell you that, while sites like Inside Higher Ed do a great job of carrying the torch, traditionally the market for edtech news and info has been seriously fragmented, with (thin) coverage scattered across a number of small, niche sites.
"Our country has lost a great leader, who picked up the torch of his fallen brothers and became the greatest United States senator of our time".
